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On Monday 02 August 2004 06.01, Aron Griffis wrote: |
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> Rikard Johnels wrote: [Sat Jul 31 2004, 01:21:39PM EDT] |
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> > I did "tar xjpUvf portage-rescue-2.0.49-r3-alpha.tbz2 -C /" as described |
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> > in the README-RESCUE file |
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> |
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> Ouch, we should really make a newer portage-rescue for alpha, based on |
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> 2.0.50. |
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> |
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When would that be available? |
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> > The foillowing trash occurs after the patched portage |
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> > |
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> > Gentoo files # emerge sync |
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> > |
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> > <snip (lots of lines)> |
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> > |
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> > x11-wm/fluxbox/files/ |
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> > xfce-extra/ |
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> > rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (1977189 bytes read so far) |
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> > rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(150) |
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> |
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> As Kloeri said, bad rsync version |
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> |
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Ok.. Will check my version.. |
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> > Gentoo files # emerge portage |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> > portage: Update type "slotmove" not recognized. |
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> |
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> This is because the version of portage in the rescue tarball is too |
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> old. |
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> |
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> > Calculating dependencies -Traceback (most recent call last): |
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> > ... |
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> |
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> The crash probably occurred because the tree was only partly rsync'd, |
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> but I'm not sure. |
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> |
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> > So what now? |
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> I don't know the easiest way out. I would probably build a better |
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> rsync on either another machine or this one if you can make it work |
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> (perhaps using emerge with --nodeps). Then try to get the tree to |
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> sync. |
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Not possible :( dont have a running alpha system "big enough" top compile on |
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today. |
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> Alternatively you could unpack stage1 into a chroot and build a newer |
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> portage there, use --buildpkg to make a package out of it, then untar |
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> that into your root partition. Self-baked portage rescue... |
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> Regards, |
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> Aron |
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> -- |
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> Aron Griffis |
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> Gentoo Linux Developer |
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Sounds interesting.. And how would i du in more detail? |
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I am fairly new to Gentoo, and not much of a programmer. |
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I unpacked the "stage1-alpha-1.4-r1.tbz2" |
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That gave me a stage1 tree to chroot into. |
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But then what? |
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Do i just chroot /mnt/where-i-put-it /bin/bash ? |
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How do i build a new portage rescue? And how do i use it? |
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/Rikard |
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